Kellogg Ties Knot in the Karolys Gag
The article details Count Karolyi’s encounter at the Consul General’s office in Washington where he agreed not to engage in political activities in exchange for a passport visa. It covers questions about the gag removal, political funding in 1914, and potential testimony under oath to the State Department, highlighting his willingness to cooperate if gag restrictions are lifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
World News Service
Count Karolyi
State Department
Count Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Hungarian Official Refuses to Discuss Politics Under Gag
In a recorded exchange, an official defers questions on Count Szechenyi and the Horthy regime, citing a pledge not to discuss Hungarian politics. The official confirms no prior gag on London residence and no restrictions on writing or speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Szechényi
Horthy
Count Szechenyi
State Department
Hungary
Admiral Horthy
Washington
London
Beecher Jr. Confined After Illness in Brooklyn
William C. Beecher lawyer and son of Henry Ward Beecher was confined to bed in his Brooklyn apartment with what his daughter called a very slight stroke. He fell ill while returning home from Florida.
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Beecher III
New York
William C. Beecher
Henry Ward Beecher
Brooklyn
Florida
Storm toll rises as relief aids tornado victims
In Illinois Indiana and nearby states a tornado disaster kills 813 with hundreds more wounded and missing. Red Cross reports large property losses and massive relief drives as doctors nurses and volunteers rush to aid the injured and bury the dead.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Illinois
Indiana
Murphysboro
Red Cross
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Joseph M. Sletten
National Funeral Directors’ Association
Murphysboro Chamber of Commerce
American Legion of Carbondale
Storm Area Food and Clothing Drive Urged
Murphysboro Illinois seeks immediate relief items for tornado victims across Illinois Indiana and Kentucky. Mayor Gus Blair asks for cooked meats sugar coffee pork and beans blankets women s shoes children s underwear sheets and pillows. Red Cross leads relief with Chamber of Commerce coordinating drives. Elizabeth Hite replaces Emma Thompson in the relief zone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphysboro
Ill
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Chamber of Commerce
Gus Blair
Chamber
Red Cross
Elizabeth Hite
Associated Charities
Ralph Barton Payne
Hite
Emma Thompson
Religious Education Talk Planned by Scout Executive
A. E. Roberts Mamillon County Scout Executive will speak on Religious Education for Boys at a Linn Street Presbyterian Church dinner tomorrow night. He is also scheduled for a Father and Sons meeting of the eeler Park Mothers' Council on Friday. A separate item notes an attempted gasoline tank inspection leading to an explosion near 816 Beecher Street, with no injuries and car upholstery burned.
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A. E. Roberts
Mamillon
Linn Street Presbyterian Church
Father and Sons
Eeler Park
American Express
Fourth Street
West Fourth Street
Robert Morris
Milton Street
Frank “Schlottman
Elm and
Court Streets
Schlottman
Steamship arrivals and departures listed for March 24
Incoming steamers include Maraval from Trinidad March 15 Huron from Turks Island March 17 Deutschland from Hamburg March 14 Olympic from Southampton March 18 Frederick VIII from Oslo March 13 Paris from Havre March 18 Orea from San Juan March 18 Ohio from Naples March 14 Santa Elisa from Valpariso March 4 Siboney from Havana March 29 Porto Rico from San Juan March 18 Vestris from Buenos Ayres March 138 Outgoing steamers include President Wilson to Naples 8 am Montroyal to Livé 1 11 am Stavangerfjord to Bergen 11 am Clan McFadyen to Capé Town 12 m Arrivals March 23 include Antonia from Southampton March 12 Cedric from Liverpool March 14 Minnétonka from London March 14 anne from Gi w March 14 Ft Victoria from Hamilton March 21 Rosalind from St Johns March 18 Pastores from Port Simon March 18 Ponce from San Juan March 18 Baracoa from Savanilla March 12 Carmania from Liverpool March 14
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New York World News Service
Maraval
Trinidad
Huron
Turks Island
Deutschland
Hamburg
Olympic
Southampton
Frederick VIII
Oslo
Paris
Havre
Orea
San Juan
Ohio
Naples
Santa Elisa
Valpariso
Siboney
Havana
Porto Rico
Vestris
Buenos Ayres
President Wilson
Montroyal
Stavangerfjord
Bergen
Anne
Gi W
Ft Victoria
Hamilton
Rosalind
St. Johns
Pastores
Port Simon
Ponce
Baracoa
Savanilla
Carmania
Liverpool
The Day's Record In Liquor Courts
Arrests for possession and transportation in liquor cases listed with names and addresses. Bud Richards Chester Wright Uffy Bell Julius C Thomas Mrs Minnie Koszo Ben Redrow McKinley Shorter Edward Williams Louis Casey Jesse Jackson and others show fines or penalties for possession sale or transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Richards
Lombardy Street
Chester Wright
Carthage Pike
Poston
Uffy Bell
Pearl Street
Julius C. Thomas
Ludlow Avenue
Minnie Koszo
Elder and
Elm Streets
Ben Redrow
Bramble Avenue
Plainville Road
McKinley Shorter
Carlisle Avenue
Edward Williams
Fifth
Mound Streets
Louis Casey
Fourteenth
Providence Streets
Jesse Jackson
Rith and
Mrs Glenna Hugo 41 Succumbs After Appendicitis
Mrs Glenna V Hugo wife of Edward Hugo proprietor of Clifton Heights Exchange died at Deaconess Hospital after an operation for appendicitis. Born in Cincinnati she managed Elk's Laundry eighteen years before marrying Hugo. She leaves husband and three sisters all of Cincinnati. Funeral at Mack Johnson Funeral Home Thursday at 2 with Spring Grove Cemetery burial.
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Glenna V. Hugo
Edward Hugo
Clifton Heights
Victor and
Warner Streets
Hugo
Cincinnati
Elk’s Laundry
Frank Krittner
Harry Schlanser
Jean Sheridan
Mack Johnson
Spring Grove Cemetery
Theosophist William Heyting Addresses Cincinnati Lodge
William J. Heyting of Java, Dutch Indies, touring the United States under the Theosophical Society spoke to sixty Cincinnati Lodge members at the Palace Hotel on the society’s objects. He aims to form a universal brotherhood, study nature’s laws, and develop latent faculties of man before departing for Detroit to address that lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Heyting
Java
Dutch Indies
United States
Theosophical Society
Cincinnati Lodge
Palace Hotel
Mr. Heyting
Detroit
Pershing Named Head Of Tacna Arica Board
President Roosevelt designates General John J. Pershing as head of the Tacna Arica Plebiscite Commission to oversee a popular vote on sovereignty in the disputed territories. Chilean and Peruvian members to be named by their governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John J. Pershing
Olidge
Acna- Arica
Chile
Peru
General Pershing
Marriage Licenses Across Ohio and Nearby Areas
A list of individuals with their residences and addresses shows numerous marriage licenses issued, including William C. Eggers of Cleveland and Lillian M. Mager, along with pairs such as Virgil Stone Dayton and Rosa Wilson 405 John Street, and A Russell C. Kurtz 1844 Locust Street with Marie Dugeger at Linton Hotel. Other entries include Goebel Ellis 0.0 Marele and Esther M. Pierson 852 Elm, plus Edgar C. Smith Dayton and Dorothy H. Brucker Emery Hotel entries. various addresses appear, reflecting a broad set of license issuances across Ohio.
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William C. Eggers
Cleveland
Lillian M. Mager
Froome
Virgil Stone
Dayton, O. Rosa Wilson
John St. A. Russell C. Kurtz
Locust St. Marie
Linton Hotel
Goebel Ellis
Marele
Esther M. Pierson
William Marshall, Jr
Sea Ky
Marshall
Main St
Mabel Krueger
Deer Park
Edgar C. Smith
Dayton
Dorothy H. Brucker
Emery
Unsettled Ohio Kentucky Warmer Tuesday With Showers
Ohio and Kentucky expect unsettled and warmer weather Tuesday with probable showers later in the day or at night. Wednesday should be fair but colder. The report includes current temps and precipitation for many cities, plus a March 23 record and a cold remedy ad.
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Ohio
Kentucky
Eastport
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
City
Omaha
Birm’ham
Denver
N. Orleans
Phoenix
Galveston
Spokane
Pittsburgh
S. Francisco
Louisville
San Diego
Nashville
Winnipe
Marie
Belts hoover Beltzhoover and others death notices in 1925
Death notices from Baltimore area obituaries list George M Beltzhoover at Bethesda Meal Hospital March 21 1925 and Amelia Beltzhoover nee Kammerling, with funeral arrangements at Walnut Hills. Also Ida Benninger widow of Jacob Benninger with services March 28 1925, Joseph F Callahan of Walnut Hills with services March 26 1925, Charles Lee Lundy of Santa Barbara California with services March 24 1925, Edward Hugo Lundy married to Adelaide Neilen Lundy died March 28 1925, William Neuhaus and Adam Weber notices with private or scheduled services, and a widow Barbendon Thompson with March 26 funeral details.
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Beltzhoover
George M
Plainfield Road
Bethesda Meal Hospital
Amelia L. Beltzhoover
Kammerling
Charles M
John D. Beltzhoover
W. D. Jacobs Company
Gilbert Avenue
Locust Street
Walnut Hills
Benninger
Ida
Gaddum
Jacob Benninger
Sasa
A. Gaddum
Pullan Avenue
Northeide
Soven Grove Cemetery
Brooklyn
N. Y
Callahan
Joseph F
Theresa Blasing Callahan
Cleneay Avenue
J. Sullivan & Co
Twedtiven
Bell Place
Adelaide Neilen Lundy
Santa Barbera
Cal
John J. Gilligan & Son
Westroe Street
Edward Hugo
Grand Warner Streets
W. Mack Johnson
McMillan and
Upland Place
Neuhaus
William
Semper
Louis Neuhaus
Mullen
Walnut Hale
Weber—Adam, Sr
Louisa Weber
Sree
Yeas
Marth
Boyd Street
Spring Grove Chapel
Eee Es Fe
Barbendon
Ward B. Thompson
East Thirteenth Street
George Wwaun
Laurel Street
St. Mary’s Church
Busse Borgmann Co. Funeral Directors Services
The Busse and Borgmann Co funeral directors on Freeman Avenue offer three chapels and non sectarian services with no charges listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Busse & Borgmann Co
Freeman Avenue
Jewel thief ties proprietor. eight thousand in gems stolen
In Cleveland on March 23 a lone armed man robbed the Vaneck Import Art Shoppe of five to eight thousand dollars in loose diamonds watches and jewelry after forcing John J. Vaneck into a back room and tying him to a chair. He escaped and authorities were alerted.
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Cleveland
Vaneck
John J. Vaneck
Barkhurst Convicted in Niles Riot Case
Paul Barkhurst of Niles was found guilty by a jury in Common Pleas Court of carrying concealed weapons tied to the Ku Klux Klan riots in Niles last fall. Peter Greco and Joe Jennings were convicted on weapons and assault charges, appealing. Jury impaneled for George Skaggs on a gun charge. Skaggs pled guilty, fined $300 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas
Niles
Peter Greco
Joe Jennings
George Skaggs
Skaggs
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Imnana A
Precui
Harry W. Smith
Burberry
East Fourth St
Bet. Vine and Walnut
Gibson
HOTEL
Linton
Steamship News
Javanese Theosophist
Pershing
Tacna Arica Board
E. W. Grove
B. F. Keith
Ben Meroff
Roy Cummings
di Gaetanos
Joe Browning
Stanelli
Douglas
Mary
Ann Clark
Terine
Christo
Ronald
The
Barkhurst
Niles Riot
Warren, O
Paul Barkhurst
Middle States
BUY Direct
Finest Wiltons
Royal Wiltons
Axminsters
Think
Robert J. Bonser CO. Wholesale Carpet and Rug House
Rais
Sissle & Blake
SUN
Freiburg
Christus
Judas
Adolph and
George Fassnacht
Dimitri Buchowetzki
Cincinnati Business Women's Club
Schuster- Martin School
CO Mats
Stuart Walker Company
Shubert Tel
Canal
Rose-Marie
Pavluska
Heath
Viola Dana
Young People’s
Music OF All Nations
Jim Cooper
Ger White
Douglas Fairbanks
the Thief of
Bagdad
WERK
Alice Terry
Conway Tearle
Allace Beery
the Great Divide
Betty Compson
Wallace MacDonald
Eodore Kosloff
Charles Ray
Lewis Stone
Conrad Nagel
Marg
LA Motte
Orpheum
Sky Theater
Rosemary Theby
Pathe Review
Fox Comedy
Mar.monpay
Finton
Mutual Burlesque Canal
Lew Kelly
His
Caroline Ross
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